Comment by onion2k

Sounds like a great use of energy and tokens, not overkill at all

As much as AI uses a lot of energy, having something that fixes issues in the background is very likely to be a net saving if you consider the number of users who fail to complete a task due to the bug and have to either wait in a broken state or retry later.

It's probably using less energy than a person fixing the issue too. That's a guess though.